Comments on: Shaun Smith Scam

By: Dave

Dave — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 10:50:06 +0000

Wish I’d read this before I spent £20 on one of his scams. Whilst he has offered a refund he is one of the most unprofessional people I have had the displeasure of speaking to. His video was economical with the truth saying you could earn up to £200 a day by clicking adverts. I asked him if it was true and he said of course else he wouldn’t be selling it. The scheme only pays out at $1000 and the free scheme only gives you 6 ads a day to click on ($12 a day). So to make any real money you need to spend 83 days. Not worried about the £20 just feel like a prat.

By: Richard

Richard — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 16:47:23 +0000

I linked to your site and this report by a search in Google. There was a link on About.com to this other offer from Shaun Smith asking £20 making money ideas, working from home. I wondered if anybody had paid for this offer/scam.

By: MVP

MVP — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 01:43:50 +0000

I completely agree with you about Shaun Smith. I purchased his £97 fast track course last year and it accidentally got deleted, so i asked for them to be resent. No reply. I asked him again and he calls me a moron and says it was my fault.

He won’t even try and help you at all.

On his 700inaday site, someone has a testimonial saying thanks for resending me the videos… it’s certainly fake as Shaun will not give a shit about anything except taking your money.

Beware, his testimonials are fake. He can’t prove them and he has written them himself. He will keep ignoring your emails.

I also invested in his Stealth Traffic Formula and a week later, I wanted a bit of help. What happens? It’s been 1 year later and I’m still waiting for his damn reply.

Him and Stepsys are both the same.

Avoid these like the plague and don’t send them any of your money.

As for Property Wika being branded a scam, I don’t know about it so I can’t comment. Shaun used this to his advantage. In his email that he sent out about this being a scam, he said if you are looking for a real opporunity, check out his site… And he directed us to his crappy site filled with his scam opportunities.

Shaun sounds all nice and kind in his emails and videos. But, behind the scenes, he’s a scumbag. He won’t give a damn about anything except his earnings.

If everyone just done their research before buying from him, then he’ll be out of business and he’ll be crying to the job centre. If he aint getting sales, he aint making money.

He’s a well know scammer on scam.com, thatsnonsense and many rip off sites. He was in jail recently for conning people at home. What does that tell you about him?

Simple… Avoid!

By: Roy Bretton

Roy Bretton — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 11:33:21 +0000

I purchased £700 a day several years ago, I would say that it is a very genuine product and very simple and it works, but you have to also! The principles Shaun talks about all work, it just takes time like any off line business. I wonder how many people who have made the critical comments, have actually put Shauns system into action? If you are adding genuine content to your blog regularly, Google will find you.

Also, please be careful about criticising peoples past, many of us have made big mistakes in our life, I have always found Shaun to be very contactable and helpful, whether by phone or email.

I would recommend £700 a day, but please take action and do what the product says and you will earn money!

By: Chris

Chris — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 07:00:33 +0000

Would this be the same shaun smith from Wolverhampton that was done for home working fraud in 2001? Google it

By: Becky

Becky — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 14:07:56 +0000

l bought 700 in a day and didnt make a single dime,then he convinced to join his mentoring programme,after blowing over $2500 and lm poorer than lve ever been ,l thought this was a golden opportunity since l had lost my job,all he ever did was scam with affliate products,super scammer

By: ann

ann — Sat, 29 Jan 2011 18:01:06 +0000

i have been recieving emails of this shaun smith now for a couple of months promising me that i can make money on line and i have been really tempted especially since i lost my job i am so pleased i see this post i am so fed up with con artists conning money out of people just looking for away to make money to make endsmeet in this time of recession it takes the p**s it’s fraud and he should be done for fraud like anyone else would be if caught defruading

By: Alan Steele

Alan Steele — Tue, 21 Sep 2010 18:25:25 +0000

Shaun Smith is a convicted conman. In 2001, he was sentenced to jail for conning millions out of single mothers, low income families and other vulnerable people with a work from home scam. HOW he is allowed to sell on the internet with a conviction like that is just beyond me. If you read the BBC report below, you’ll see he even took pride in the fact he was cheating people out of money, keeping notes in a book he called “scam of the year”. Lowest of the low.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/1630366.stm

By: John Burnside

John Burnside — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 14:01:57 +0000

I purchased one of shauns systems several months ago and i can’t remember the name of it but it was a website with 10 how to videos on it about making money blogging. Now i admit i was taken in by the sales page and haven’t made anything like what he claims but it did give me the push that i needed to get satrted doing what i’ve wanted to do for a long time and thats making some money from the internet.. The videos were of good value to me but only because i was a total newbie and didn’t know a thing about internet marketing. I’d have to say now that i wouldn’t buy one of his systems because you can get all the information that he gives you for free but it worked for me.

By: Anil

Anil — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:39:25 +0000

The whole thing is wierd man. About 2 years ago, Shaun heavily promoted YourNetBiz and kept emailing people saying this is the answer to becoming rich. Then, after this had faded out a bit, 700inaday gets heavily promoted in his email marketing and he claimed that this was the answer to complete financial freedom.

Next, there’s howtomarketexperts. He claims to teach us how to make up to £70,000 a month. Why does he keep giving and making the programmes if the previous one’s should have worked?

Then, there comes some Lazylistbuilding that he made with Ben Hulme. I don’t really know much about this, so I can’t comment.

Furthremore, there’s imdemons. He claims he will make us rich and can make us a millionaire. This is bullshit. Why did he make this programme if his 700inaday should have been the answer to financial success like he claimed?

Then, there’s his 4inonesystem training course where it’s a fast track 12 week programme. This is actually okay, because I’ve heard from a friend. This 4inonesystem thing he has now is actually probably the best course of Shauns. But, you won’t make the money he claims obviously. You’ll learn some good marketing.

Then, he’s always emailing about some stupid shopping genie and lots and lots of emails are about him promoting Clickbank products saying stuff like check this out you’ll get rich with this.

To add insult to injury, after purchasing any of Shauns courses like 700inaday, he’ll still follow you up saying purchase this and purchase that to make it better. It’s bullshit.

Overall, avoid. His 4inonesystem Fast Track is probably the best. Again, it’s still false hope, but it’s better than anything he sells.

Do you see what he’s doing? He’s only making all the money he claims through OUR purchases. He goes from one programme to another and we purchase making him money. His 700inaday, he doesn’t even do that and he doesn’t make 700 pounds per day. He doesn’t do any of the courses he sells us apart from his 12 week fast track. He admits to us, build a list, promote products etc.

Hope this helps anyone out in anyway possible.